Diners get sick at famous Japan restaurant
A Michelin-starred restaurant in Japan has closed temporarily after 14 people got food-poisoning.
A Michelin-starred restaurant in Japan has closed temporarily after 14 people got food-poisoning.
Coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef could result in one million fewer visitors and hundreds of millions of dollars in lost tourism revenue each year
The see-food-and-eat-it diet is alive and well at sea, discovers Patricia Greig.
Other than being sat next to a rude or annoying passenger, there's nothing worse than being stuck in an aeroplane seat where the outside noise makes it impossible to sleep.
Sitting in the heart of a major geological basin, Budapest claims to be the only capital city in the world with healing thermal springs.
From a sheltered cove a broad sweep of lawn rises steadily to a formal garden, cross-hatched with pathways.
What's in the basement of his hotel? Nicholas Jones knows, but will he be allowed to go there?
Dwarfed by a landscape that has felt the gaze of dinosaurs, John Weekes can only admire.
Paula Froelich has done it all as a solo traveller, from visiting war-torn countries to hanging out with ex-Colombian drug lords. Here are her tips for staying safe.
During our around-the-world trip, whenever I needed to locate my travel pal , I simply looked up.
When I'm asked to complete a well-being questionnaire a day before setting off on holiday, I put a big cross over an angry-looking face, indicating five out of five for my stress level.
"My fiancé and I booked a twin-bed but were placed in a double and I'm now pregnant" was just one of the ridiculous complaints made by British travellers.
Australian travellers are being warned against travel to Bali due to the prevalence of the Zika virus.
Tourists in Beijing will no longer be able to indulge their adventurous palate and sample scorpions, centipedes or other insect delicacies
Given that London is the biggest gateway for international travel to Europe, a UK separation could create a storm of regulatory headaches, from immigration.
A spectacular, mineral-rich island perched in the pristine waters of Australia's Gulf of Carpentaria has a simmering battle on its hands.
Two thrifty students have hitchhiked over 650 miles across Scotland without reaching into their pockets once to spend cash on food or transport.
We don't need to tell you that July in New Zealand is a weather bomb.
The lead singer of British indie band The View was kicked off a plane after he allegedly became aggressive when he was moved to a seat away from his girlfriend.
Shocking footage has emerged of a shark being dragged out of the water so a group of tourists could take photographs with it.
WATCH: Passengers savagely assaulted each other on board a plane in China before being led shame-faced off the aircraft by police.
It might be embroiled in a bloody civil war, but Syria has big plans to woo tourists back.
Booking holidays online can seem like a hassle-free option until things go wrong.
It's millions of years old, weighs in at an estimated 10 million tonnes, is more than 200m high and has a curious history.
Heavy rains and storms have stranded tourists in South Australia's far north.
A tourist has been fined US$1000 for collecting water from a hot spring in Yellowstone National Park.
Juliana Bahr-Thompson always expected to move back to Noosa one day, but didn't expect to make the 1000km journey by paddling with her arms.
A Hong Kong-based businessman is suing Cathay Pacific for allegedly leaving his 12-year-old son unattended at an airport.
In a tiny pancake shop, Regan Schoultz meets a survivor of the atomic raid.
Hikers share the creepiest encounters - including drug farms, decapitated animals and a circle of hundreds of teddy bears.